BOSTON — Shuttle buses replaced service at several MBTA stops during Monday’s commute after a Green Line train became disabled.
According to transit officials, a train reported a pantograph problem at Copley around 2 p.m.
There were no injuries reported and emergency crews responded to fix the problem.
Shuttle buses are replacing service between Kenmore and Government Center. B Branch riders are encouraged to use the 57 bus between Packard’s Corner and Kenmore. E Branch riders are encouraged to use the 39 bus along Huntington Avenue.
The MBTA is providing updates on their social media channels. Regular service has since resumed.
Green Line Update: Regular service has resumed between Kenmore and Haymarket.
— MBTA (@MBTA) June 3, 2024
Personnel have made repairs to the disabled train, and shuttle buses are being phased out.https://t.co/Y408nmD2ra
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